20 Critical Hours to Quickly Learn Any Skill!

Some people find it useless, but I think it is quite useful. The reason is that the purpose of reading this kind of learning books is to know where to go, and after reading it, I am indeed more sure of how to act. However, only the first three chapters of this book are really useful. Summarize the method of learning a skill (may be adjusted, summarized and sequenced for self-understanding): 1. Choose a direction: Choose a skill that you have longed for or that is closely related to your development. You can make a list of others but complete them one by one. 2. Clarify goals and collect knowledge for early recognition: (1) Understand what level you want to practice your skills to, how to refine them, how to better allocate time, and what tools are needed (2) Continuously refine skills into steps that can be settled * The more detailed, the easier it will be (3) Start with the steps before choosing tools and venues 3. Association in the mid-term, concentrate on learning fully: (1) Eliminate all interference, try to put yourself in the best condition, prepare tools and venues in advance before training (2) Choose time, study your own time gaps, and screen out inefficient times. 4. In the later period, practice independently and concentrate for at least 20 hours: you can use a timer and never stop once you start. During training, pay attention to learning progress feedback and adjust methods (for example: spaced repetition-regular review of the learning information obtained) Attachment: Conscious preparation (1) Only when you learn a skill can you truly appreciate the fun of it (2) During the training process, do not pursue quality but training volume + training speed (3) Respect physiology: maintain adequate sleep and diet, and alternate training and rest. OK! ! ! The main thing is that I feel that I am good again. I saw something in my spare time that sparked my desire to learn to draw. Maybe it has played its role.

Most people learn unconsciously. What the book introduces is not simply practice more, practice makes perfect. The book explains the difference between acquisition and learning, acquisition methods for quickly mastering the basics of skills, points that need to be paid attention to in effective learning, and some learning blind spots. This book is suitable for people who do not have a set of conscious learning methods to read, so as to refine their own learning routines. You can just read Chapters 2 and 3, the rest are just application cases.

This book is very interesting! It tells us that it doesn't take 10,000 hours to learn a new skill, and it also talks about the importance of long-term working memory. I like the author's point of view, it's very practical. It reminds me of the book "Deliberate Practice". They both emphasize methods of effective practice. I also want to try the author's method to improve my abilities!

It's still very useful. You can read it in one hour. There are thousands of people with different views. The following learning experience is not suitable for everyone. After all, I can't guarantee that you can have that condition.

I like some of the methods in this book. I think they are very useful to me. I am learning guitar now, and it is very helpful for me in daily practice, such as practice time, practice methods, and how often to repeat training. I will apply the knowledge I learned from it to daily practice, and my guitar level will get better and better.

Learned something, waiting to be put into practice